Just totally lost about 2.5 hrs worth of work due to not saving my shit. Fuck illustrator crashing. And fuck the lack of its autosave. Seriously adobe choke on a dick
Just totally lost about 2.5 hrs worth of work due to not saving my shit. Fuck illustrator crashing. And fuck the lack of its autosave. Seriously adobe choke on a dick
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faithbydesign said 3 months ago
how did you work for 2.5 hours without hitting save. I ocd hit save every couple of minutes or after a change lol.
SORRY DUDE
justinryan said 3 months ago
Dang dude! Sorry to hear about the lost work!
Same here. Since Ive gotten a mac a year or so ago, PS and AI hardly ever crash, but it is a good habit I learned over the years before.
LitoQ said 3 months ago
dude, ctrl + S or Cmnd + S on a mac... I hit that combo at least 40 times while Im workin...
but damn that sucks man
RustyEight said 3 months ago
Ya, I def ctrl+s about ever 5 mins
Ben Danger said 3 months ago
lessons learned. That was fuckin dumb
wotto said 3 months ago
that shit stinks.
Buck Nasty said 3 months ago
Have you ever done that writing a paper for class? I did once 5 pages in. All gone. It sucked.
RustyEight said 3 months ago
You ever have a mac straight up delete days of video editing on your final project the day its due before? Yah, it happened.
Randomentity said 3 months ago
Ive started saving in versions like the thing Im working on now is saved as abstract2_1 and abstract2_2 because istarted taking it in a new direction and not sure how I feel about it. Im the worst at remembering to save.
skullface said 3 months ago
I save like that, too! frequently.
lesson learned?
Matthew88 said 3 months ago
I do the same man, i have multiple versions of everything but then always the original to go off on another tangent with.
I save quite a lot just to make sure, kind of like an ocd tendency really
ithew said 3 months ago
happened to me a few weeks ago...i was so pissed
youll get through it
hideouscarwreck said 3 months ago
+1, same here.
ste7en said 3 months ago
I save, and I save multiple versions of everything...by the time Im done a design (they usually take about 6 hours)I have on average 25 files of a single design. Sorry to hear you lost work.
4Sevens said 3 months ago
Is the reason why there is no autosave feature in PS & AI because it wouldnt really be much use unless it saved as separate files at each interval, right? ...so when working in large file sizes it would chew up memory and storage space too fast. Does anybody know? I assume thats the reason, but Im just unsure exactly. As in depth as that software is, it doesnt seem like a feature that Adobe has just overlooked for all these years. It sucks old balls when it crashes without having saved, though. Ive been burned enough times that Ive gotten into the habit of hitting cmd+s every 15 minutes or so. Now it no longer hurts when i pee.
mbennett said 3 months ago
happened to me before once, soo lame :/
Ben Danger said 3 months ago
Think about it. ms word has it, gmail has it, even corel draw and paint have it. And the corel autosave/autobackup is really good (I use corel for outputting at work). And its corel. It is super possible and they have no excuse for not having it.
Legit Heroes said 3 months ago
man, i remember the last time that happend
you just scream "fuck" and start throwin shit thats closest to you against the walls (i know that i did that)
Visual Singularities said 3 months ago
InDesign has a great backup feature. It crashes like a motherfucker (way more than PS or AI IMO) but usually manages to save whatever you did last and lets you recover the data.
cbass99 said 3 months ago
why the f wouldnt they include that in the other programs. idiots.
Randomentity said 3 months ago
liar, weve never seen your work, i dont believe you
Visual Singularities said 3 months ago
I dont know the actual answer to that, but I would guess it has to do with all of Photoshops raster goodness. Way too resource intensive and complicated to keep a detailed log of whatever you were doing in PS at any given second. With InDesign its all vector shapes, text or placed images. Thats just a matter of keeping track of all the objects on the page, their contents, size, positions, etc. When it crashes its not losing actual visual data, it can just restore the object frames to whatever state they had last been in and relink to whatever folder the images are in.
Though with that theory, you would think Illustrator could do the same thing. I bet it will happen in future Creative Suites. Besides, they need to keep coming up with "new" features so people will upgrade.
skull with hair said 3 months ago
dont you have some funky ass dell?